Friday 2 August |
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| 1600 – 1800 | Registration |
| 1700 – 1800 | Conference Opening |
| Conference Welcome The Hon Justice Murray Aldridge President AIJA |
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| Welcome to Country Uncle Allan Murray Metropolitan Local Aboriginal Land Council |
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| Keynote Opening Speech The Hon Virginia Bell AC Former Justice of the High Court of Australia |
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| 1800 – 2000 | Welcome Reception | Banco Court |
Saturday 3 August |
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| 0800 – 1630 | Registration |
| 0900 – 1015 | Session 1
Overview of process in relation to sexual assault complaints |
| Session Chair: | Deputy Chief Judge Meryl Sexton County Court of Victoria |
| Sharyn Hall SC NSW Bar Association |
|
| Sarah Quick Victims of Crime Commissioner South Australia |
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| 1015 – 1115 | Session 2
Understanding of national consent laws |
| Session Chair: | The Hon Justice Julie Ward President – Court of Appeal, Supreme Court of New South Wales |
| Gabrielle Bashir SC NSW Bar Association |
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| The Hon Lindy Jenkins Chair of the WA Law Reform Commission |
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| Kate Eastman AM SC Barrister at New Chambers, Commissioner of the NSW Law Reform Commission |
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| 1115 – 1145 | Morning Tea |
| 1145 – 1300 | Session 3
Trial process |
| Session Chair: | Deputy Chief Judge Meryl Sexton County Court of Victoria |
| Hon Justice Mathew Downs Auckland High Court Criminal List Judge |
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| Her Hon Judge Kate Traill District Court of NSW |
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| Rukiya Stein Accredited Witness Intermediary, NSW |
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| 1300 – 1400 | Lunch |
| 1400 – 1500 | Session 4
Trauma neurobiological impacts of sexual violence / myths and misconceptions |
| Session Chair: | Dr Brenda McGivern Princiapl Registrar, District Court of Western Australia |
| Professor James Scott Children’s Health Queensland and the University of Queensland |
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| Professor Kim Felmingham Chair in Clinical Psychology, Melbourne School of Psychological Sciences, University of Melbourne |
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| 1500 – 1530 | Afternoon Tea |
| 1530 – 1630 | Session 5
Criminological, psychological and social perspectives |
| Session Chair: | The Hon Justice Sarah Huggett Chief Judge, District Court of New South Wales |
| Dr Rachael Burgin CEO of Rape and Sexual Assault Research and Advocacy and Lecturer of Law at Swinburne University of Technology |
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| Professor Julia Quilter School of Law, University of Wollongong |
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| 1830 – 2200 | Conference Dinner | Hyde Park Room, Sheraton Grand, Sydney |
| Keynote Speaker: Suzie Miller Multi-award winning Australian/International playwright and screenwriter, and former defence lawyer |
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Sunday 4 August |
|
| 0900 – 1245 | Registration |
| 0930 – 1100 | Session 6 – Panel Session
Issues impacting those population groups in Australia which have an increased susceptibility to experiencing sexual violence |
| Session Chair: | Dr Brenda McGivern Princiapl Registrar, District Court of Western Australia |
| The Hon Justice Lincoln Crowley Supreme Court of Queensland |
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| Dr Amanda-Jane George Central Queensland University Lead, AIJA and Australian Government commissioned project: Specialist Approaches to Managing Sexual Assault Proceedings |
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| Thecla Hartree Aboriginal Interpreter Service, Northern Territory Government |
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| Jezebel Moketarinja Interpreter Support and Development Officer, Aboriginal Interpreter Service |
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| 1100 – 1130 | Morning Tea |
| 1130 – 1245 | Session 7 – Panel Session
Vicarious trauma |
| Session Chair: | The Hon Justice Sarah McNaughton Supreme Court of New South Wales |
| Amani Haydar Award-winning author, visual artist, and advocate for women’s health and safety |
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| Dr Carly Schrever Lawyer, psychologist, and researcher into judicial wellbeing |
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| 1245 – 1250 | Conference Close |
| The Hon Justice Julie Ward President – Court of Appeal, Supreme Court of New South Wales |
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- Antarctic Connections
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- Breeding and Genetics
- business continuity and emergency management
- Business models for farming
- C sequestration – opportunities – costs – trade-offs
- Clinical practices and service delivery
- Co-producing Critical Development Geographies
- Coasts and Wetlands I
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- Community engagement
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- Concepts of non-adversarial justice
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- Conference Workshop
- Convergences and divergences in the role of race and class in environmental justice research
- Cross cultural service provision
- Current telehealth research; implementation; technology; strategies to improve access; efficiency and safe quality healthcare
- Decolonising the University: Theory and praxis
- Developments in Geographies by for and on behalf of Indigenous peoples
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- Display Poster
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- Early career support
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- Embodying Nature Protection
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- Energy Geographies II: innovation and vulnerability
- Environment & Resources
- Environmental Law and Management I
- Environmental Law and Management II
- Environmental management in dynamic social-ecological systems I: systems
- Environmental management in dynamic social-ecological systems II: Perceptions
- Environmental management in dynamic social-ecological systems III: Ecology and Biogeography
- Environmental Regulation and the More-than-human
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- Family Law Jurisdiction
- Family Violence
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- Finding your E-Colours
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- Food Possibilities III: Pedagogies and gastronomies
- From Ship to Shore: a cultural geography of seafarers
- Future technologies and implications for farm management
- General Stream Oral
- Geographies of Conflict I: Law Legalism and Legality
- Geographies of Conflict II
- Geographies of Energy Access; Poverty; and Justice I
- Geographies of Energy Access; Poverty; and Justice II (EJP – IGU YEGC joint session)
- Geographies of participation: practices; publics; power and politics II: Community
- Geographies of participation: practices; publics; power and politics III: Deliberation
- Geographies of participation: practices; publics; power and politics IV: Adaptation
- Geographies of participation: practices; publics; power; and politics I: Alternatives
- Geospatial analysis of ecosystem and landform change: I
- Geospatial analysis of ecosystem and landform change: II
- Getting Value from Accounts
- Going downunder: Deep SOM dynamics
- Granular Geographies: sensing the materiality of stone; sand and soil I: assembling and disassembling
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- Healthy People
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- Impacts of climate change and land use on SOM
- Impacts of fire and ecosystem restoration through SOM recovery
- Implications of non-adversarial justice
- Indigenous Peoples
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- Indigenous Peoples’ knowledges and rights: emerging; diverging; converging research methods/practices
- Innovative models for delivery in the home
- International Law
- Interprofessional education
- Interprofessional practice
- Invited Speaker
- Is remote monitoring really the next big step
- Justice Indigeneity and the Settler-Colonial City I: New directions
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- Keynote
- Keynote Presentation
- Keynote Speaker
- Landscape narratives I: Power inclusiveness and transformation
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- Lawyers and non-adversarial justice
- Lessons learnt in Telehealth
- Lightning Talk
- Managing Farm Business
- Managing Risks and Debt
- Material laws; material worlds: converging potential as between political ecology and legal geography
- Mediation
- Mental Health Courts
- Mobilising colours in geographical research: vibrancies; saturations and more-than-visual methods I
- Mobilising colours in geographical research: vibrancies; saturations and more-than-visual methods II
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- Needs of Specific consumers or consumer groups
- New and Emerging Research in Cultural Geography I
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- New geographies of environmental sustainability risk and resilience I: Resilience
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- Next Gens Program
- NGOs in Polar Affairs
- Non-adversarial justice
- Non-adversarial justice – Indigenous justice
- Novel Germplasm and Traits
- Oral
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- Oral Presentation
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- Pipeline
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- Policy–Law–Science Nexus
- Poster
- Poster + short oral presentation
- Procedural justice
- Rapid and high resolution techniques
- Real Life
- Research and Extension Services
- Research assemblages: thinking through the production of research
- Restorative justice
- Restorative justice/community justice
- Risky actors; risky places and the natures of insurance
- Roles of Governments
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- Site Visit
- Solution-focused/Problem-Orientated Courts
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- Spatialities of educational engagement I
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- Sponsor
- Sport Geographies
- Stoichiometry
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- Strategies for agricultural growth
- Tackling ethical and methodological challenges and possibilities in geographical research
- Talk
- Technology and digital health systems
- The business of telehealth
- The clinical opportunities of telehealth
- The economic and social value of SOM and the UN SDGs
- The Fundamental Principles of Polar Law
- The future of telehealth
- The great divide between primary care and acute care: Can it be bridged by Telehealth.
- The living part of SOM – microbes – microfauna – mesofauna – macrofauna
- The Unconscious and Emerging Behaviour I: Desire; style; subjectivity
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- Theme 2 – Opportunities for operational oceanography to drive the development of Australian marine industries
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- Therapeutic jurisprudence
- Thinking Intersectionality in Critical Feminist Development Studies
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- Tourism Geographies II: Challenging perceptions of tourism
- Training and professional development
- Transport of SOM through landscapes
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- Urban environmental transformations in the Asia Pacific II: Ethics identity and culture
- Vibrant Economies
- Victims and non-adversarial justice
- Work and workers in the digital economy
- Workforce
- Workshop
- ‘Abundant Futures’: The ethico-political potential of thinking with race
Categories
- #Metoo: Exploring everyday negotiations of gender; space and place
- 1. The right workforce, bold leadership and outstanding customer service.
- 2. The beauty of the arts, music and creative expression in ageing
- 2017 Allied Health Symposium
- 2018 NOEC – Academic Workshop
- 2018 NOEC – Adventure; Safety & Risk
- 2018 NOEC – Contemporary Issues
- 2018 NOEC – Express Oral (15 minutes)
- 2018 NOEC – Human-Nature Interactions
- 2018 NOEC – Keynote Presentation
- 2018 NOEC – Teaching & Learning
- 2018 NOEC – Uncategorized
- 2018 TERP Forum
- 2019 IAGC
- 2020 COAT NSW Webinar
- 2021 GAHS
- 2021 SAAHL
- 3. Thinking big, building brand and diving into the new market
- 4. Being bold – embracing technology and innovation.
- 5. The big challenges – dealing with dementia and delivering palliative and end-of-life care
- 6. Big collaboration – working with others, creating solutions and building better systems
- 7. Stay beautiful – risk
- A global Concept in local Contexts: Local understandings of sustainable development and its practice
- A1. Coastal Processes
- A2. Coastal Hazards
- A3. Blue Carbon
- A4. Coastal Restoration
- A5. Coastal Processes
- Aboriginal health
- Abstract
- Abstract & Biography
- Agronomy
- All at Sea? Established and emerging concepts and practices in marine governance
- Animal urban geographies of the Global South: Making spaces for; with and by non-humans
- Antarctic Connections
- Antarctic Treaty System 1
- Antarctic Treaty System 2
- Applied telehealth today
- Appropriate dispute resolution
- Arctic Marine
- Asian Interests in Polar Affairs
- Attending to divergence in participatory processes of decision making
- B1. Gaps in Coastal Knowledge
- B2. Coastal Collaboration
- B3. Coastal Collaboration
- B4. Coastal Conservation
- B5. Coastal Conservation
- Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction (BBNJ)
- Biography
- Blue Carbon
- Breeding and Genetics
- business continuity and emergency management
- Business models for farming
- C sequestration – opportunities – costs – trade-offs
- Clinical practices and service delivery
- Co-producing Critical Development Geographies
- Coasts and Wetlands I
- Coasts and Wetlands II
- Community engagement
- Community justice
- Concepts of non-adversarial justice
- Concurrent Session A
- Concurrent Session B
- Concurrent Session C
- Concurrent Session D
- Concurrent Session E
- Concurrent Session F
- Conference Workshop
- Convergences and divergences in the role of race and class in environmental justice research
- Cross cultural service provision
- Current telehealth research; implementation; technology; strategies to improve access; efficiency and safe quality healthcare
- Decolonising the University: Theory and praxis
- Developments in Geographies by for and on behalf of Indigenous peoples
- Developments in Polar Law
- Display Poster
- Disruption transformation and innovation in the peripheries I
- Disruption transformation and innovation in the peripheries II
- Downstream Linkages
- Downstream Linkages; market chain development; regional branding
- Drug Courts
- Early career support
- Ecological significance and function of SOM
- Embodying Nature Protection
- Emerging geographies of protected areas
- Emotional Geographies of Migration
- Energy Geographies I: climate change; conflict and governance
- Energy Geographies II: innovation and vulnerability
- Environment & Resources
- Environmental Law and Management I
- Environmental Law and Management II
- Environmental management in dynamic social-ecological systems I: systems
- Environmental management in dynamic social-ecological systems II: Perceptions
- Environmental management in dynamic social-ecological systems III: Ecology and Biogeography
- Environmental Regulation and the More-than-human
- ePoster
- Exhibitor Profiles
- Experiments in green finance I: Global
- Experiments in green finance II: Local
- Family Law Jurisdiction
- Family Violence
- Financial and Legal Seminar
- Finding your E-Colours
- Food possibilities I: Foodways and infrastructures
- Food Possibilities II: Actors; practices and relationships
- Food Possibilities III: Pedagogies and gastronomies
- From Ship to Shore: a cultural geography of seafarers
- Future technologies and implications for farm management
- General Stream Oral
- Geographies of Conflict I: Law Legalism and Legality
- Geographies of Conflict II
- Geographies of Energy Access; Poverty; and Justice I
- Geographies of Energy Access; Poverty; and Justice II (EJP – IGU YEGC joint session)
- Geographies of participation: practices; publics; power and politics II: Community
- Geographies of participation: practices; publics; power and politics III: Deliberation
- Geographies of participation: practices; publics; power and politics IV: Adaptation
- Geographies of participation: practices; publics; power; and politics I: Alternatives
- Geospatial analysis of ecosystem and landform change: I
- Geospatial analysis of ecosystem and landform change: II
- Getting Value from Accounts
- Going downunder: Deep SOM dynamics
- Granular Geographies: sensing the materiality of stone; sand and soil I: assembling and disassembling
- Granular Geographies: sensing the materiality of stone; sand and soil II: on more solid ground
- Health Geography I
- Health Geography II
- Healthy People
- Housing and Home I: Emerging Meanings and Experiences of Home 1
- Housing and Home II: Emerging Meanings and Experiences of Home 2
- Housing and Home III: Diverging and alternate housing
- Impacts of climate change and land use on SOM
- Impacts of fire and ecosystem restoration through SOM recovery
- Implications of non-adversarial justice
- Indigenous Peoples
- Indigenous Peoples II
- Indigenous Peoples’ knowledges and rights: emerging; diverging; converging research methods/practices
- Innovative models for delivery in the home
- International Law
- Interprofessional education
- Interprofessional practice
- Invited Speaker
- Is remote monitoring really the next big step
- Justice Indigeneity and the Settler-Colonial City I: New directions
- Justice Indigeneity and the Settler-Colonial City II: Colonialisms of the present
- Keynote
- Keynote Presentation
- Keynote Speaker
- Landscape narratives I: Power inclusiveness and transformation
- Landscape narratives II: Climate environment and sustainability
- Lawyers and non-adversarial justice
- Lessons learnt in Telehealth
- Lightning Talk
- Managing Farm Business
- Managing Risks and Debt
- Material laws; material worlds: converging potential as between political ecology and legal geography
- Mediation
- Mental Health Courts
- Mobilising colours in geographical research: vibrancies; saturations and more-than-visual methods I
- Mobilising colours in geographical research: vibrancies; saturations and more-than-visual methods II
- NAJ 2017
- Needs of Specific consumers or consumer groups
- New and Emerging Research in Cultural Geography I
- New and Emerging Research in Cultural Geography II
- New and Emerging Research in Cultural Geography III
- New geographies of environmental sustainability risk and resilience I: Resilience
- New geographies of environmental sustainability risk and resilience II: Sustainability
- Next Gens Program
- NGOs in Polar Affairs
- Non-adversarial justice
- Non-adversarial justice – Indigenous justice
- Novel Germplasm and Traits
- Oral
- Oral Paper
- Oral Presentation
- Organic resource management: the role of recycled “wastes”
- Other
- Other Brassica Crops
- PANEL
- Panel Session
- PCRC-ArCS Special Session – Antarctic
- PCRC-ArCS Special Session – Arctic 2
- People of Future Agriculture
- Pests and Diseases
- Pipeline
- Plenary
- Plenary Presentation
- Plenary Session
- Polar Commentaries
- Policy–Law–Science Nexus
- Poster
- Poster + short oral presentation
- Procedural justice
- Rapid and high resolution techniques
- Real Life
- Research and Extension Services
- Research assemblages: thinking through the production of research
- Restorative justice
- Restorative justice/community justice
- Risky actors; risky places and the natures of insurance
- Roles of Governments
- Rural generalism
- Scientific Stream Oral
- Security 1
- Security II
- Service delivery models
- Site Visit
- Solution-focused/Problem-Orientated Courts
- SOM Modelling and Data Science
- Spatialities of educational engagement I
- Spatialities of educational engagement II
- Sponsor
- Sport Geographies
- Stoichiometry
- Stoichiometry – Does it matter?
- Strategies for agricultural growth
- Tackling ethical and methodological challenges and possibilities in geographical research
- Talk
- Technology and digital health systems
- The business of telehealth
- The clinical opportunities of telehealth
- The economic and social value of SOM and the UN SDGs
- The Fundamental Principles of Polar Law
- The future of telehealth
- The great divide between primary care and acute care: Can it be bridged by Telehealth.
- The living part of SOM – microbes – microfauna – mesofauna – macrofauna
- The Unconscious and Emerging Behaviour I: Desire; style; subjectivity
- The Unconscious and Emerging Behaviour II: Individuation; technologies and the outside
- Theme 2 – Opportunities for operational oceanography to drive the development of Australian marine industries
- Theme 3 – Risks to Australian marine industries and the role of operational oceanography in helping to manage them
- Therapeutic jurisprudence
- Thinking Intersectionality in Critical Feminist Development Studies
- Thriving Communities
- Tourism Geographies I: Asian tourism geographies
- Tourism Geographies II: Challenging perceptions of tourism
- Training and professional development
- Transport of SOM through landscapes
- Uncategorized
- Urban environmental transformations in the Asia Pacific I: Infrastructure materiality and agency
- Urban environmental transformations in the Asia Pacific II: Ethics identity and culture
- Vibrant Economies
- Victims and non-adversarial justice
- Work and workers in the digital economy
- Workforce
- Workshop
- ‘Abundant Futures’: The ethico-political potential of thinking with race
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